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Re: Using Windows 2000 to generate PS files for legacy system

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From: Aandi Inston
Date: Fri, 26 Jul 2002 17:10
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Well, it isn't really a question of "same standard".  In each upgrade
to Windows people want more features, and as a result the PostScript
driver writes bigger headers, and the PostScript interpreter needs
more memory.  You can't run PostScript drivers from an older version
of Windows.

You should follow the recommendation in the final paragraph of my last
message - in low memory situations this is essential.

And if that doesn't help, realistically you should probably see if
some of that legacy memory can be upgraded.  

Aandi Inston
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